The Weekly American Banner from Yazoo City, Mississippi • 3

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. CorxciL Yazoo City, April tst, l54. CALLED MEETING. Present, P. O'Donnell, President; J.

J. Michic, Thos Metzler, J. II. Weisling, A. and J.

I Daily, councilmen. TJie meeting was called to order, and the minutes read and on motion adopted. The following accounts were presented and u1 lowed: F. Vincent's act, for $3 25, (Hosphal fund.) Leake Barnett, ",241. r.unnmme 2 5G J.

Young 30 00 lira. II. N. Prewett 30 00 Andrew Wallace '3 33 Mann Andrews 104 25 Mann Andrews 40 00 CI it The committee on streets reported unfavorably on M. Heavy's der, and on motion It was rejected.

The Street committee report that they have had the petition of the residents of Jefferson street under consideration and recommend the the adoption of the following resolutions: 1 Resolved, That the trees in front of A. Patterson's area nuisance. 2. Resolved, Tt at Mr. Patterson be required to remove them within GO days.

3. Resolved, That Mr. Patterson be required to pave with brick in front of his lots on the south side of Jefferson street where he resides. 4. Resolved, That the ownets of property on Jefferson stree, from Collin's brick stable to John O.

Hunter's corner be required to make a p'ank walk, four feet wide, in front of their lota. 5. Resolved, That the Marshall shall notify the parties interested in tjie above resolutions. All of which, with the resolutions were adopted. An order in favor of John Dennis for $70 00, was referred to Committee on accounts On mot on, the report of the different officers were referred to committee on accounts.

The accounts of James Tharp for 832 25 and 3 83, were refered to Hospital Committee. The account of Frank Crimme for $64 80 was referred to street committee. On motion, an allowance of 50,00 was made for the purpose of taking the course of Yazoo city to be paid as soon completed to the satisfaction of the Board. On motion the meeting adjourned. P.

O'DONNEL, Geo. M. Powell, Clerk. -I. O.

O. F. ft' MANCHESTER Lodge, No. 34, meet every Tuesday evening at 8 at the Odd Fellows Hall. W.

S. EppeksonjN.G. Jso.G. Powell, V. G.

BEirMriELD.Se'ty, J. T. Rusi.ll, Trea. J. H.

Lawkekce, Per. Sec'ry. NOTICE. -Turnpike and Terry to Lease. zON Wednesday the 3d day of may, the Trus MJ'tees of Township Bluff Company will lease out to the highest bidder, at the Ferry Honse Township Bluff, the 16th Section Ferry and Turnpike for ten years.

The leaser will be required to give bond and approved security ito keep the Ferry and Turnpike order, and jto pay the gaarterly, or every three jmontns. order -tha Board. A.BNEED. April Regular Yazoo Itiver Packet. jFor Gtee2iicoo Leflore, Yazoo JUy THE SDlendid Steamer XO JJA Ko.2, D.

B. SiiBY, Master, will run as a regular packet toe above trade dariog the season. Make a trip eye-jy ten day. will commence Jier trips soon as the ater will permit. For freight xr passage apply on board, or to W.

WYMAN, Tazoo City, Dec. 22, 18537-tf Agent. NEW ORLEANS PACKET. THE NEW AND ELEGANT PASSENGER PACKET, JOHN STRADEIU J. C.

BROWN, Master, mainder of the season, betwee this place and Greenwood to New Orleans leav'ng Yazoo City about every ten days, commenc'ngon the J7th March, descending. Information may a ways be obtained from the undersigned, Agent at Yazoo City. The Strader is as -well fitted out for the comfort of past eng jrs, as any steamer on the River. She will always be so as to insure passtngei-s against any deay. WJ1.

WOIAN. March 17. Agent. S. The John Strader has on board for the pleasure of Lady passengers, a sp' endid Pi ano.

Kail Koari Notice. CHANGE OF HOUP. -T7nT oftnr fKo-'ct i AnriL inst. the Mail Jj? Passenger Train will leave Vicksburg for i rsciscly at 3 o'cIotK, April 7 tf E. M.

LAWRENCE. -rTess Porli and Bacon. 10 bbls illiness Pork: 10 caeks Clear Sides: 10 Ribbed 10 Shoulders. GEO. SMEDES BRO.

Tf OWELS 7-r, and 4-4. ILi aprl4 GEO. S2IEDE3 REIMAN have removed to the IMmI New Brick building opposite Mr. Wil son's Jewelry Store. M.

ilEIMAfl 61 i TJU3T received, direct from Texas, on inent, 10 Dusbela of Dor's de 'arc or Osage Oranse reed, a Icauliiiil growth for Hedge, march 24. JENNINGS DEVLIN V. L. SHARKEY. W2X.

T. AVITOEnS, SHARKEY cj WITHERS, iltlcrnejo at JACI1BON, L. has resumed the and hz farmed a T. Withers. i rtf be given to tj.i-!.' I the city of Jzzlort.

will, be ater.dci over Green'i if: wm mm- 00 AQ OFP.RQGBGGOI 777 HlLE philosophers and politicians are daily and hourly endeavouring to demonstrato some new theory, for the advancement of the age, and the improvement of mankind generally the gr. at principles which form tlie base of our prosperity and happiness as a people, are overlooked, or perhaps buried beneath the heterogenous mass of humbug and delusion. It shall be our task to present to the world these elemental principles disencum-breJ which constitute the primum mobile of this IT is hardly necessary that we should add, that we alludo particularly to the true and legitimate relation which subsists between the BUYER AND SP.LLER. Since the time that Abraham purchased achpelah down to the present day an honorable and liberal exchange of commodities has 6een the distinguishing test of an enlightened, refined, and progresivo people, while on the other hand, the abandonment of commerce and traffic, has signalized the approach of the goths and vandalsand the dominion of darknes and barbarism. This is a peculiarly commercial age andhencp a peculiarly progressive and enlightened one and as an evidence of the fact the whole world, and tho people of Yazoo county particularly are referred to the following facts.to wit That POWELL HOB ART, have just taken possession of their ikJ in a new part of this beautiful little with an entire 'lEWSTQOS together with some old goods under a NEW FIRM, with new and of course fresh incentives to action, with in creased facilities for buying and selling, and a fixed determination to love jnstice and rhow mercy.

With such a Prolamine added to an unrivalled stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY-GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, SADELERY. CARPETS, MATTING, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY ad infinitum "as well for the body" as the head and feet, there is not there cannot be any such word as fail to please all who shall favor them with a call. For further particulars, apply to the subscribers on the corner of Main and Jefferson streets, any time during the year. POWELL HO BART.

Yazoo City, March 31st 1854. Watches, Jewelry and Music. Hi C. TYI.BR, Xorth side of Mi elite's Hank. HAS ON Hand a complete assortment of Watches, Jewelry and Musical Instruments of all kinds and descriptions, from the very best manufacturies.

Instruction books for all Instruments, and a god assortment of Sheet Music for Piano and Guitar. 07" Watches and Jewelry repaired and warranted. Yazoe City, Nov. 18, '53. lOtf SEARLES AIRMAN, NEW SADDJLE nAKiESS( ESTABLISHMENT.

Opposi'e the Post Office, on Main stroet. KNOWN AS THE COBBETT STAND. TEG leave to announce to the public that they have purchased the entire interest of Powell and Hilliard in the establisement known as the Corbett stand on Main street opposite the Post office. VFhere they intend to keep on hand a general assortment of SADDLES, BRIDLES. MARTINGALES, HARNESS.

AND WHIPS, and in fact every thing in the'r line of business. AH of which they intend to sell 'at the lowest rates for CASH. As they are determined to sell cheaper than any other establishment in the Southern country, merciia-rrts would do well to examine, their stock before purchaseing elsewhere. Tuey hope by a strict. attention to business to merit a share of jpatronage.

Give them a call. Yazoo City, March :3 1,1 854. Unbolted Flour. half Barrob left for sale by April 7. J.

W. DA BBS. A PURE SPERM CANDLES BOXES New Bedford Sperm Candles for HP s.le by J.W. DABBS- New Hams. 3 CASKS celebrated Sugar cured Hams, 3 rlrt Shniihlpra? 20 Kegs of Prime Leaf Lard; just received and for sale by J.

W. DABBS. April 7, Jose Frase's Cigars, Just received and for sale by J. W. DABBS.

March 10, Tfustj-eceived Davis celebrated sugar cured Dried beef lor sale by mar4-tf D. TAMBORINE. WAGGOjYS AJVD PLOUGH. mEtElVED from Loui. ville, Ky lour horse and ox aUo 10C Louis Gebhard's cdebrattd rio, I and 2 nottgh.

march 24. JENNINGS DEVLIN. Selling ofT at (nst for fifisTi. Twill sell my stock of 6ne fancy Staple goods at cost for rash. Call for bargains ams S.

WRIGHT. arch 3 1854. NOTICE! i 4i LB pure White Lead; 3 barrels Dn-seed Oil; Landreth's Fresh Garden Feed; School Books 2 bbls Spirits Tarpen-tine, for sale by Thompson co. "TTTi MbROlDERIES and Lrcc Goods. Very iPA fin Valnchinea CLemizeties and Sleevee; ry 6'e YwleiM i.

nncs Cbemizcites and Sleeve Muliese 44 4 Honitoa 44 ALSO A large stock of Jacone SwUe, ihred and Valentia Etiginfra and Inserting; Embroidered Handkerchiefs and French Worked V'burg epril 7, HARWOOD CRAWFORD. TsTE have this day received, per steamer Geo. Co lier, a portion of our Spring and Summer Goods. Giees Howe. Very fine assortment of Ladie's Shoes, Goiters Half Gai.cr3 jast received by march 17, II.

REIHANS co. Si "iMf.f iT rrnnariinr-rrT uuouo 3 Watches, Jewelry and SILVER 9VARE: 1UST received and for sale, a general assort- ment of Fine Watches and Jewelry Alsd silver and silver-plated ware. All watches repaired and warranted as nsual. ly S. WILSON.

SIB FIRM. CIIAS. T. ANN tzzeb ciT7, msssssan. WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS In Dfugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Qless and Putty.

LAKBHETWS GAUD Ctr Dye-Stufls and Glassware, Fine Perfumery, Soaps and Brushes, School Pens, Quills and Stationary, Letter and Cap Paper, Medical and Miscellaneous Books. BLANK BOOKS, SUPERIOR INKS, PAPER HANGINGS, Prescriptions and orders will receive particular attention at all hours of the day and night. AG EATS for all the valuable Family Medi cines in use. Buyers will always find here fresh and unadulterated Medicines. We are determined to sell as low as any establishment in Aew Orleans or elsewhere in the Southwest January 6, 1854.

26-tf. nTewnrlt Cement. 100 bbls fresh sindale New Ark Cement, just received at the Vicksburg Lime and Cement Depot. march 17. Wm.

Shebaed. liyreppiiiff'Papcr. 100 Bundles just received by War. (Sheb. rd.

my i i vicKSDurg, xaarcn 17. fFHAE 15 barrels for sale at the Vicks- JU ourg Lii me and cement. Depot, by march 17. m. SnEnARD.

At all on hand at the Lin.e and Cement Depot. Wm. Sheeard. Vicksburg, March 17. PIIGARS.

20,000 choice brands cigars. on hand and for sale by Wm. Shebard. icfcsuurg, marcn 17. St.

Louis Buckwheat. -f SACKS received by. W. SHERARD. RICH POPUHETTES TA OLD priiited TitBue, 13erages, Lawns, Em-M3T broideries, Laces, Edging, white ct, Black and witli silk Application, Barcige and lace do.

Hosier; and 1 nen goods' all kinds. Ladies and children's shoes, boots, and slippers, just received by GIBBS HOWE. Vickaburg, April. 7 Star Candles. 7 fh Boxes No.

6 Star Cand les, fof sale low by QUI Vicksburg, op 7, W. SHERARD. ICICLES. 10 Bxes, gallon Pickles for sale Vicksburg, april, VV, SIIE.iAltD. Clement.

200 Barrels fresh New York and Newark cement for sale at the Vicks burg Lime' and cement Depot march 17, Wm. Sjierakd. FX.ASTEIJ PAKIS-20 bbls fresh calcined Plaster Pam just received at the Vicksburg Lime and Cem-nt Depot. march 17. Wm.

Cooper's Well Water. T1 ONSTANLY on hand and for sale by priU 7 VV. SHERARD. Gatscy II ilf dozen striped and-fancy cotton, lisle and silk half-hose, receiving at Wm. II.

Stevess co. Ilarch 17. fT.OYS CLOTHING. Sizes from 11 UjJ s17. Come and see; at march 17.

Steveks it co. "pjATS Spring styles for 1854, 3 dozen of Beebe Ctyb and for sale by J. A. LOUL Oil CO. Vicksburg, Ilarch IClh.

B. BRICIIELL, of "Crzizr shell Ecn.lIHoaLrcuTc:;cta,l.!3 v. cl.iL'ren andhor.rohclJ i -y t. 3 to YAECO CITr IJIIIIXTOIIY. Attorneys at Z.uv, YAZOO CITY.

January 13, 1851. 27-tf. CEO. B. WILEIKSOS, WM.

BATTAILE. -WILKINSON EATTA1XE. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, yazoo crrvy WILL practice their profession in the courts of Yazoo and adjoining counties. Also, in the Superior courts at Jackson. Office 4on Broadway, in the new frame building opposite the courthouse.

Jan. 13, '53. 27-1 y. Q. D.

GIBBS. ED. BOWMAN. GIBBS give prompt attention to all bnsi-V ness intrusted to them. They will practice in the courts held in Yazoo and ad joining counties, and all the courts held at Jackson.

Office on Jefferson stree'. January 13. 1C54 97-ly JlMES R. BlTRRUS, ii. VV.

DuUGHAKTV ISUURUs IOUIIAUTY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, VAZOO CITY, MISS. WILL give prompt attention to business entrusted to them in the Circuit and Probate Courts Yazoo, Holmes and Madi con, and in theSuperior courts at Jackson. January 13, 1854. 27-ly C. F.

11 A ME It, Allorisoy at liau YAZOO CI TV. VlILL give prompt attention to besiness entrusted to him in the Circuit and Probate courts of Yazoo, Holmes and Madison, and the Superior courts held at Jackson fjr Office on JefFerson street.opposite the Whigoffice Jan 13, 1853, 27-ly J. II. Lsiwreiice, Attorney at Law, WILL give prompt attention to all busi ness intrusted to him in the Circuit and Pro bate courts of Yazoo and the adjoining counties, and the Supreme courts at Jackson- Yazoo city, jan 13, 27-ly DR. J.

WIUSON. FFERS his services to the citizens of Yazoo city and its vicinity. Office at Cook Brumfield's Drug Store. Jan. 27-tf TTT DENTISTRY.

II. LAURENCE, Dentist. OFFICE on Main street, in the New Frame Buildinz a few doors below Jefferson st. A list of prices for any operation on the teeth can be consulted at the office. Yazoo city, Oct.

28, 1853. 16-tf. SALES BSN-" WINES, LlUUOltS, CORDIALS, AM) FAMILY GROCER, MAIN STULKT, YAZOO CITY, MLSS. MAS constantly on hand a large assort men! of Foreign and Damofnic linnnro I Frpnrh Wine. Carditis.

Fruits in iuir.p. Snr rlinpti. Illiaars. Tnhancn, T.nn 7 don Porter, Scotch Ale and every variety tf r. rami.y urocenes.

Yazoo City, Way 1 1851 -tf Mew Firm. HIGGINBOTHAM Co. WE, the undersigned, have formed a paat-nership for the purpose of transancting a General Produce, Grocery and Liquor business. We will keep constantly on hand a general assortment ot Family liroccrics, Wines, Brandies, Jsardwarc, Cutleiy and Queensware, which we will sell very low. T.

T. HIGGINBOTflAM. O. W. HENDERSON.

Yazoo City" December 16, '53. 23-tf. THOMPSON CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS AND OILS, GLAZIERS' MATERIALS, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, Stationary of all descriptions and of the lates styles, all of which will be sold on liberal terras. Yazoo City, march 24, JUST ARRIVED. AN UNEQUALLED ASSORTMENT OF Fashionable Clothing.

F. 17. BATTAILE DNVITES an examination of his present superd assortment of fashionable Spring and summer Clothing CONSISTING IS PART OF Light Cloth and Cash meret Dress, Frock, and coats. Drab d'cla and Alpacca t'rock and Sack coais. Black Doeskin and Drab d'eta Pantjj Fancy Cassi mere aud lionen Fancy Silk.Satiii3 and Marseilles Vests; IIat, Caps, Shirtp, drawers, Hosiery, Glovea, Cravats, together well selected stock of Cashuif re and Gashmeie Cloth of all colors.

Plain and 'ancy Linen und Co' tori ado Goods of superior qoallity a beautiful assortnifiit of Veilings, which will be nrido up to order, by competent and experience woikraea. v. He has also a large and beautiful stock of to which he wishss to invite thd attention of tha LIDICS, as it combines every variety of style and size, made up in nefatly, aod in a manner to Iniure dutability, Yazoc City April 14th 1851 3m, 'NOTICE! rpiIIE late firm of Thompson having 1. been dissolved, all persons indebted to it must settle with R. N.

Thompson before the 1st of May next. R. N. THOMPSON, April 7-4t. N.

B. KIDD. New Firm, rrnilE undersigned, ar.eral daalor in heavy -and Extra Groceries, Plantation and Family have received and cpcreJ a well averted store, second door and rrcrarisr.o, cr.J tl Lij filer. 1' cr.d J- V. DABD3.

Tho tato of Mississippi. Cius. C. Tuckex ct uxd al IlidJla District is. Chancery II.

W. DsvEsrosi. it al. Court. TTpY virtue cf a decree renJared in tne above i-i-cause at tho April term 1854 of said court all persons having demands against the late Susan Lambeth which are claimed to be charge upon the trust property mentioned in -is cause, are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned, on or before the October term of this court.

JOHN 1IOLLINGSWORTII. April tOth '54 4w Commissioner. Notice Letters of Administration on the estate of B. F. Davis, deceased, having been pranted to the undersigned at the February term 1854, of tho Probate Court of Vazoo County All persons having claims against the said decedent are notified to present them within the time prescribed by law, or the same will be barred.

And those indebted to said 6tate are requested to make immediate payment. M.A.JENKINS, March 17, '54, Ct Administrator. VALUABLE LAND FOR SALK. ATHHE undersigned offer for sale a valuablo JUL tract of Land, in A azoo county. 11 milei from Yazoo city, and adjoining the Plantation of John There is 1560 acres in tho tract of which 344 acres are open, and necessarily cultivated ot the remainder, 744 acres, is good arable 'and; the balance is valuable on account of the Timber and range that it affords.

It can be mad one of the most valuable plantations in the State. It will be sold low and on long credit. For price and terms, apply to ua in New Orleanr, or to 6srs. Link Harrison or N. G.

S. E. Nye, of Yazoo city. CO. March, 10, 1 854-2 ADMINISTRATOR 8 SALE.

virtue ol an' order of ti.6 Honorable Probate Court of Yazoo I will a administiator of the Estate of Sarah Hop kins deceased, expose to pu -lie nle, to the highest bidder, at the door cf the Court House in Yaioo city, between t1 hours ol prescribed by law, on Monday, 1th dav oi June, 1854, the following describe parcel!" of Land lying in said couity. The west half of north-west quarter, ectio-i 27; and theeaft half of north east quartet, Section 28, all in Township 12, Rtuge one east. TERMS A credit of twelve menthej-noies with approved security required. Al. Ar JENKINS, Administrator of Sp.r&h Hopkins, March.

17. 53 ids. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Yazoo Couxt: TfJOTICE is hereby given, that the under-XM signed Guardian of Lewis Stevens Laura II, Stevens' and IS. F. Stevens, will present his accounts for annual settlement, and allowances, at iho Jlay term A 1854 cf the Probate Court of azoo cottntyj PICKETT, Guar'n, ilftrch 3 1 St.

39-4 1 Annual Scitlement, AS Administrator ofH. Hagan desced I will make annual settlement at the April terra A. D. 1851 at the Probate Cour of Yazoo County. 4 J.

W. BARNETT. Ad'r: March 31st-39-4t Annual Settlement. AT the April Term 1U54, of the Hon. Pro-bate Court of Yazoo county, State of Mississippi, we wit as Executo of Anderson Parish, deceased, present our annual accounts for settlement F.

BARKSDALE, March 23,1 54, ALEX SMITH, Executors. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,) Yazoo County. Probate Court, March Term A. D. 1954.

To all persons interested in the Lands Tenements and hereditaments of William L. Chew, of Yazoo county, deceased. Ty OU arc hereby cited to be and personally 11 appear at the next May Term 1854, of this Court, then and there show cause, if any they can, why an order should not be granted for the sale cf certain lands lying and being in Yazoo county State of Mississippi, to-wit: of section 8, (with the exception of a part of the north of west of north-east of said section supposed to contain about forty ceres,) also the west of north west and the west of south-east of section 9, all in Township 12, Range 1 east, belonging to the estate of WM. L. Chew, deceased.

It having been represented to our Court by Francis T. Grayson and Sarah R. Grayson, administratrix of W. L. Chew, jr dee'd, that it is necessary for the sale of said la nd to pay the debts of said decedent, and further to do ad suffer such things as shall considered and ordered by our said Court in the premises; and it is further ordered that publication of said citation be made in the "Yazoo City Whig, for the space of thirty days.

Witness, the Hon Geo. B. Wilkin son, Judge of the Probate Court of Yazoo county, the fourth Monday in March, 1854, and seal of Eaid Court. Issued April 1st, 1854. WM.

H. BELL, Clerk. TIIUSTEE SAJLE. WHEREAS on the 22nd of December 1852, J. M.

Winn and wife executed a trust deed to J. Barnett and Alexander Smith, to secure Wm. Milis certain debts therein described, which deed is recorded in the Probate Clerk's Office of Yazoo county, Book R. 582 and 583, and on the first of January 1853 same parties executed a trust deed to John Pl'Farland and II. Evans to secure certain debts therein described, which deed is recorded in the Probate Clerk's Ollice of Yazoo County Book R.

661, and both of which deeds convey lots two hundred and thirty-six and two hundred and thirty-nine (233 ie 233) in Yczoo City. Now on Saturday the ICth cf May next the trustees will sell said property at the Court House door of Yazoo county to the highest lid- der tor csan tne sua wui cues under both C.2tl3. The property being thD UA: now CO. T. A mT? AJU 4 JL is very valaaMe, O.

Wiring Tr j. ii. 1 cu, CuEEEcTEO VEtSLY EY HSK tt ARTICLES. from to Apple3, green Ml. 4 CO 4 60 dried, bo'i 4 60 aing.

Ky- yd 10 lnida, yd 15 13 Bale Rope, 11 8 Twine, lb 20 25 Beef, mess, 111 IS 00 19 prime, LLl 10 12 cargo, Lb! r.one Bacon, hams, lb 12 14 do sides, lb 10 12 do shoulders, lb 9 10 Butter, Goshen, lb none do Country, lb 20 23 Beans, white, LLl none Coffee, Havana ptccb, lb 14 15 do Rto, lb 14 1ft Candles, sperta, lb 45 10 do talloir, lb 15 do etar, lb 25 3 Cheese, America lb 12 Cider, tbl 9 00 10 Cigars, Spanish, 1G 00 40 00 do America rr. 6 CO 12 4 Corn, in the ear, bush 50 do sack, Lush 0 do meal, Lushi75 Flour, super rst. Louis, LLl-1 0 00 do Ohio, LLl 9 00 9 5 Hay, ton none Lard, lb '2 14 33 Nails, lb 7 8 Oats, Lush 50 Oil, sperm, gal 1 50 2 00-do linseed, gal 1 25 1 50 Pork, mess, Lbl 1G 00 18 do prime, Lbl 14 00 tlG 01 do cargo, bbl none do chime' bbl 8 8 5 do bulk, hog rouad, bib none Potatoes, LI 3 50 Rice, lb 7 Sugar, brown lb 85 do loaf, lb 14 15 do crushed, lb 14 15 Salt, fine, sack 2 50 2 75 do course, sack 2 25 2 50 Tobacco, lb 10 50 Tar, keg 1 00 .1 25 Whiskey, best," gal 23 1 50 do common, 35 THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Yazoo- County- Prolate Court February Term, 1854. npOall persons interested in the estate of Louis deceased: In matters of the application: of William Pickett admistrator of Louis Stevens dee'd for leave to make a final settlement of his account and surrenderor his letters as administrator as aforesaid. It was therefore ordered by the Court, that citation issue to William H.

Bell asGuradian adliteur, for Helloir Callahan and Celia Stevens, minors, and J. M. Pickett, and Susan Pickett, his wife, Rufus K. Stevens, and Micajah Pickett, as Guardian for Lew is Stevens, a minor to Yazoo county, and that publication of said citation as to Wil iam P. Stevens.

Young Callahan and Elizabeth Ca lahan his wife, Mary A. Stevens, Hellory Callahan, Lewis, Callahan and Cellia Stevens and all others the nor residents and unknown hers and distributees to the estate of said Lewis Stevens be made in the. Yazoo City Whig for the space of sixty day, to be and appear at the next May term, 1834 of this Court, then pnd there to ehow cause if any they have or can, why said final account and surrender of letters should not be allowed. Witness, Hon George Wi kin- ion. Judge of Probates for the county aforesaid the 4th Monday of February, 1854, and the seal of sdd Court.

Issued 4th day of March, 1354. Mar, 1 8th60d 11. CELL, clerk. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. YAZOO COUNTY.f Probate Courts-February Term 1851.

To all persons interested in the lands, ten-ments, and hercdetunents of Phillip C. Wallis, late of said county, deceased IN the matter of the op lication of Willis If. IFno-rin administrator nf tho Estate of P. Wa'lTs deceased, for an order of sale of tho following Rea; estate belonging io the estate of the said decedent to-wit: Lots 1, 2 and, 3, Sec. 18 T.

10, R. 3 Lots 5 and Sec. 13 T. 10, R. 4 also S.

W. qr of Sec. and allof lot one, above the bayou known as the Rockwell's bayou in Sec. 17 all in 20 It 3 also lot 6 and 7 of Sec. 31, T.

11 north R-3 also north west quarter of Sec. T. 3 north of R- 3 N. W. qr.of Sec.

T. 10 R. 3 an 1 N. E. qr.

of Sc 1, T. 10 It. 4 olso lots 103 and 10') in the town of Yazoo City, all lying and being in the county of Yazoo and State ol" Mississippi. It is thereupon -dored by the court that citation issue to William II. Bell as guardian ad totem, for-Anna L.

Wallis and Francis Wallis, infant heirs and distributees to the estate of P. C. Wallis decl to Yazoo county, to be and appear at the April term 1854, of thiscou.t, then and there to show cause if any they can why nn order shou not be granted for the sale of tho above described lands, It is further ordered that publication of said citation be made in the Yazoo City Whig for the epace of thirty days, and that the same be posted at three or more public plrtces in said county for the same time. Hon. Geo, B.

-Wilkinson Judge of Probates of said county, the 4th Monday of February a v. 1854, and seal of Couit, issued the 24th day of February 2854. mh4 5t W-II. BELL. Clerk Administrator's Sale.

Y. VIRTUE of an order of tha Probate court of Yazoo county, State of Mississippi rendered at the Fbruary term ISo I.ej administrator of M. C. Kenedy deceased I shall proceed 'upon Monday the day of pril next before the door of the Court house ot" Yazoo county upon a credit ol" iwelvs to sell to the higher bidder tho following' lands be'ongiug to the estate of siiJ KcneJy "to-wit The cast half of tho southwest qu rkr section IS, northwest quarter cf secti-n 23, township 9, range wcit sjuth quarter of taction 21; the northeast quarter of section 3, town: hip 9, 2 -1 we a of lar. 1 cr or i.

4 i. J. vi -r i -I I 117, lCi 1 ii if al-j u. 1 i wc-t off 9t 3.v If I 2. -i i I i '-f i' mill fTOTICE i ci.v.rch, cr i i i re eft' Wat QT1 czzi cf 1 jrt received C.

it. i Tday tcn.i 11 i i. 4 -ft- Arf fcW Lj i L- i -i Oi.